Pneumatic pulse

1 As the name implies, it refers to pulses generated by the intermittent action of gaseous fluid in the pipeline. 2 When cleaning pipelines, in order to ensure an effective cleaning effect, a sufficient flow rate is required to remove impurities from within the pipeline; however, this approach requires a relatively high amount of energy. 3 By using gas pulses, high-pressure gas is released into the pipeline in intermittent bursts, and the pulsating airflow is used to dislodge impurities, gradually pushing them out of the pipe

Pneumatic pulse pipeline cleaning process: As a cleaning system, it utilizes short-duration shock waves generated by compressed air pulses to clean the surface of pipelines. This effect is achieved through aerodynamic generators of different structures. A pneumatic generator is filled with compressed air in a few seconds, and then expels this air instantly within one hundredth of a second, creating a powerful pulse jet. At the same time, this high-volume air consumption per second generates pulses that exert a powerful destructive effect on the sediment layer to be removed. The destructive effect of multiple round trips improved the purification efficiency. Economic and technical advantages: high purification efficiency ； Reliable and safe process ； Clean and environmentally friendly, preserving the ecosystem ； The parameter has a wide range of adjustment and a broad scope of application. Scope of use: This process is used to clean the inner surface of pipes, and it can remove deposits of salts, carbonates, lime, coal, cement, and other substances with varying degrees of hardness.